The athletes who hadn't left yet saw that Su Bingtian seemed interested in sparring, and immediately gathered around, eager to watch Su God practice with the other athletes.
After all, this was a Tai Chi sparring session between the Asian record holder for the 100-meter sprint and another top athlete. Telling such a tale would be unbelievable.
Such a rare event, they naturally had to see for themselves.
Seeing this, Su Bingtian realized that once the water was spilled, it couldn't be gathered back.
He then said, "Come on, a sparring session can't hurt."
The athlete said worriedly, "Su God, make sure to hold back your strength."
Su Bingtian nodded and assumed the starting posture.
Since he had never relied on Tai Chi for actual sparring, he wasn't sure which moves could be used in which situations, and had to rely on intuition and instinct to fight at random.
